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Here are 5 things I learned reading: The Year Of Our Lord 1943, By: Alan Jacobs (Amazon).
1. Indirect communication often trumps direct.
2. Christian Humanism is mostly about education.
3. Literary education should be the crux of school – until about 18.
4. Sociologist Eugene Kulischer first coined the term displaced person.
5. The arbitrary realities of nature make ethics an impossible result of naturalism.